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T' HE NASHVitLE TUESDAY MOUSING 6 Jirs4-E 18t isosa I I OLD LOUISBURG BATTLE FOR THE RAG (e 471 Illtif Cpilff(11MTCSNIV CIIIT 373 It win Be Renewed' at Athletic Park To-Dny (Shaffer) 10 tot won Saxophone second Sri Mourns third Time Third ram 5i 113 lbs (F Corr) 6 to 1 won Maid Marian second Mise Ga lop third Time 1 :8114 Fourth raoe 9 98 lbs (J Gordner) 2 to 1 won: Black Jack second Leo third Time 2:00 Fifth race 5( Mackin 95 IN (Macklin) 5 to wen Rose Simpson second laeltroker third Tillie 1:17 Sixth race lit del Mar 114 lb (Leigh) 4 to 5 won second Janus third Time THE LEAGUE LEADERS TO PLAY Ilot Weather Goods At Pennsylvallia Hat Co her ia Dr Stathitirs Oas Midst The His Mee Take Two Oa of Metephle Club For Stomach Or Liver 4 Troubles Take i 1 l'" )1 -3 A 11 re Cathartic Pills Received Highest Awards At World's Fair Is Is lassaars4 by tib facials it Co holdall Wars LOIYINIOVR0 CANE BRETON June Under the auspices of the Society of Colonial Wars ancient Louisburg today celebrated the '150th anniversary of the capture by New England troopa of what was one of the most formida hie fortresses in America The army which after a siege of Dearly seven weeks forced the French to surrender the stronghold which cost over 000- 0m waa mainly made up of men from Massachusetta New Hampshire and Connecticut The town is gaily deco rated in honor of the anniversary the vessels in the harbor are bedecked ith bright-hued flags and thousands ot visitors that throng the streets usually so quiet contribute to make the holiday the liveliest old Louisburg has known in years Tbe monument to commemorate the capture of the waa dedicated this afternoon -igol34-'et-'-ftliigiw- SHAFER'S IITALLION ignitor Bo le Burned le Death In a Barn at GALLATIN June it Blister proprietor of the Peythnia Stock Farm la thts county sulteined a very heavy loss Saturday night by fire Tbe stable in which Bishop ihe noted sire was kept was burned and the shallot) perished in the fire The origin of the fire is unknown but it is thought to have been incendiary as no Ore whatever was allowed about the barn Bishop was one of the moot promising of American sires Bishop was by Shannon dant Bettie Bishop by Btikden He was the sire of eine mile le Irby Kennel' Prime Minister Eastin anti Wells Street all high-clue stake winners Bishop was valued at 00000 The lose of the barn was some $200 or 300 Ion Oval to-day The best was the 100-yard dash and toile run: In the trial of the 105-yar4 dash Welders of Boston was eredited with 10 seconds' lime by two of watches which breALa the track record Burk also made a mark of 10 1-5 seconds General Mprting Notes At San Francisco yesterday the wieners were Metarie Don Crsar Joel Hueneme and Royal Flush 8 Prince of Omaha won the borse-hicycle race on Lite half-mile track at El Paso Tex in 82:17 Catcher Long Shortstop Laegsford and Ceeter Fielder Wright refused to go to Lillie Rock wiJa the Memphis team "Farmer" Burns is willing to wrestel Dan McLeod between Nov 15 and Dee I before any club offering the largest purse east of the Manager Stallings has ordered his men to report at the grounds every morning at 9:80 o'clock for two hours' practice work end they will begin to do to-day a failure to report on time will cost the absentee I $IO one Robert Cooke Yale's celebrated boating exper tau cousented to take charge of en eight to represent the university against Oxford and Cambridge in Etightno next year if the alumni of the university agree to the plate Alter sickness take Ayers Sarsaparilla 1 f' 4 2 11 A' A 4' Straw Hats Ventilated Hats Summer Neckwear Ventilated Suspenders Negligee Shirts Silk Umbrellas Light Weight Sox Ir iders 011SE 111 10iiPmmmMWMi HE Nashville club returned last night from New Or- leans mid will fight it out with 011ie Beard's Evans- ville bitters this afternoon at 4:15 The games between 4 the two leaders in the obam- 1 plonship race promise to be i hotly contested and either teem eapturing too out of the three will do wed Tbe Doctor's lads will appear in I change of uniforms as dark stocklegs bnd white 1) caps have been adopted in 'tar otead of the muddy-looking white hose and striped caps they bare heft wearing The Hoosiers WO have made a slight alteration in their uniforms The latter are puttin4 lip a good article of ball now and as 11rorite shortstop said last night some of them are outplaying themselves Joe Burke espettui1y is doing great work at third and hi be Beard Mills and Ryan they have a cleat bifida "Joao" Fields with all of his nionkeysbines will catch Mason The locole will be reinforced by their new ilbortlier Lynch who will arrive this morning That good little southpaw Sammy Einstein Moran will do the tainting and will be caught by the only Casey Tee strong game put up by the Nuhville's en their trip should assure them a liberal pa tronsge on their home emueds if Montgomery or New Orleans had such a team 'Awe would be no less than an average attendance of 12000 in these cities anti Nashville should reruitely support as good a club as either of them Umpire Ed Clarke who played ball with the Macon club lit isd-4 is on baud to render 'the decisions He is capable of good work and it I to he hoped be will give neither side cause to complain 4 P4 4111111 1 I 0 NASHVILLE vs EVANSVILLE JUNE 18 19 20 All Fresh Goods at prices that produce a comfortable feeling no matter how he mercury stands it prices etortable bow be OF PYTHIAS A Deer of this Pop Forbidding olio to Join 116 WARKINHTON June It second decree has been received from Rome concerning the obligation of Catholics to remain out of the Knight of Pythias organization It states that there appears to be no further reason why the decree of last December should not be made public in all dioceses and all Archbishops and Bishops are accordingly directed to promulgate the decree without further delay When the decree was first issued the head of each diocese was given two months within which to publish it or else to tusks known to Rome in writing what special circumstanees exists when pub-Relation ahould be desired Most of the heads of dioceses have since published the decree but as unofficial information reached Rome that some Bishops had not yet acted this second decree was issued Brighton Beachs NNW YORK June Sam of the Brighton Beach ltscing Association bas made public the dates for the racing during the coming season at the Brighton Beach track The opening'clity will be Friday July 6 end the succeeding date will be July 6 8 9 10 11 13 13 22 23 34 25 28 27 Aug 5 6 7 8 9 10 17 1930 31 rd and 23 Eight stakes which are now opeo for subScriPtiona will close on June 27 The programme for races will be Issued by Maturday or Monday next and special provisions are promised for horses ot the lesser grade Steeplechases and hurdle races will be given as frequently as the numberof Jump log horses Ia training will warrant Admission to Latittne Oran' Chair Stand tiOti Admission to tonokers' Grand htand 40e Admission to Bleachers rio Always free rate en trance to ladles Latino accompanied to nen tteman adml it'd to grand stand free en Friday GAME CALLED AT 4:16 It )00 at emisylvania Hat Co Says Yesterday's Memphis Commercial Anneal: The change of management wili le all probability restore the game in Memphis to Its old-time popularity Frank Smith is known aa one of the most enterprising men in tbe eity and success awaits his every undertaking in the selection of Charley Frank as manager be has made no mistake He is probably the most popular player in the South to-day He is sober conacienuous reliable and Is addicted to no habit that interfere with his playing The joint challenge sent by the athletic clubs of Oxford and Cambridge universities to the athletic clubs of Yale and Harvard universities provide tor an athletic competition In America some time during the coming autumn The programme of events suggested Include' fiat races 100 yards dash quarter-mile run balfmile run mile run and three-mile run hurdle races 120 yards one accord lug to English rules and one according to American rules high ju op long jump hammer throw and weight-putting A DVERTISING UNDER THE HEADtx lags 'Wanted" "For Sale" "For Rent" 4Minvellaneous" etc will be charged for hereafter at the rate of SEVEN CENTS A LINE I 325 Union St 1la 11 al 4oAwvNAovNNftehoNosftewwwf00rgoe A FOREST FIRL WANTED home in private family for iirstolass white cook: oan oleo furnish traveling companiens for ladle and home governeeaeo Telephone VA THE NASHVILLE BUSINESS EXCHANGE 3104 Union street Trotters Sold New YoncJune Fleetwood Park te-day Peter Kellogg tt Co sold for Oluott President of the central Trust Company a number of fast young trotters and pacers Three pacing fillies hy Lord Eldon the eon ot Mansfield brought of these Mrs Joe a 2-year-old paced a half mile in 1:0 and went for 92500 to McDonald Cute a 4-year-old showed a mile in 2:114 and a quarter at the rate of a wile in 2:00 and was struck of to 8 Burns for 1025: June 4-year-ol4 paced a half in Gibson securing bet for POO Kansas City Results rANBAll City hi() Jude rainy track slow: attesdance fair Flmt race 9-16 Nell won Emma Long second Emperor Billet third Time :59 second race Glenn woo Valedictor second tirownwood third Time Third race Hunt woe Mine Addle second His Honor third Time 1:21 Fourth race 15-16 Miller woo Iromilda second Ten spring third Time 1:40 Fifth race won Barney Aaron Jr second Little Minnie third Time LK Lady nein( Rem Ireton and having praotinal expert erica College street THE DEATH RECORD 1V blacksmith helper THE HUNT CA IMAGE M111 CO 164 College ir DZNVER June It 1' Smith President of the Colorado Mining Stock Li change died to-day of consumption 5VILLE -I yA 5 ILLE La upoul Of It AD 8Ic ti 0 4 i 1 ii tjtIK INE 1 4 127wItt 'I 111 to Now Raging Torribly lo Wools BRADFORD PA terrible forest fire is ragin in the Kinsau ValleyJ A telephone message from Mt Jewett at 2:30 stated that a special train had just left there for Kushequa with more than NO men and all the hose that the town could spare About 400 men are throwing up embankments and making every effort to save the town The fire is advancing toward the village and nothing it seems can be done to stop its progress Gaffner's chemical factory is in the direct course of the flames and its destruction is almost inevitable The fire is reported to be the worst that has threatened the town AVAssNlIsPyDroriTestanistraleo111 foltadCrenin Fri ger 3i4 human atirvot II 1:: thgbitelIldeivnpuTrt easurye charge Sim years' membership to tif le Allier Me Moe leol Association which controls the largest collection of vocal and instratiwntal music America It guarantees to supply 149 members wits any piece of sheet music published at wholesale rates The best opportunity in years for live scents to make money For tortes etc addrem HUDGINS at CO Southern Lk': partmeat Atlanta Ga isle frisutu if Mantle' igolsoa A MURFREKSIORO June Nelson a well-known young druggist and a son of the late Dr Joseph Nelson died at the residence of Dr Nelson in this city last oi(ht after a prolonged Illness Mr Nelson was gaiet and unassuming to manner and bad many warm friends The Wieners at Roby ye'roTtl' NORTH Tot' TE NORM try donee only at McZIA' EN'S LAU? ulag yell et WAeoli4ITInd amZrele ttro log We pay tho exprost4ope 'roe terms toe EWEN'S STEAM LAUlt DRY Telephone MS )ells et Rost' June 17 race won Simrock second Billy third time Second ratle Cassie Neil won Bailey second Lady Maid third time Third race: 11-10 miles-- Dave Pulaiter won Uncle Jim second Katie third: time 1:5114 Fourth race mile won Fothall second Dago third time 1:164 Fifth won Bimbo second Lizzie third time LIN Whisky Trost Case Postponed Cuiczoo June It --At tbe request of Attorney Walker the Whisky Trust proceedings in Judge Showalter's court to-day were postponed until to-morrow The attorneys for the reorganization committee Judge Moran and Levy Mayer asked that a date be set for the hearing of a petition for the judicial labs of the property PERSONAL Mr Noah Cooper who has been at Diamond Springs Ky for several weeks recuperating from a severe attack of rheumatism returned yesterday He looks eonsiderably better for the trip IMITED IMITED Ldtlv ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and i NASHVILLE 1 iMI ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and i 1 NASHVILLE yen want good Beings dosil TV finished collars and cuffs try McLWEN8 LAUNDRY if you want cheap slick work go to the other laundries Iola at DAILY WEATHER BULLETEL oarry line for drug trade Call at 10111road et tuh29 THE MEMPHIS -CLUB Levis Out or at it to Relieved AU Will Ito Bight The threatened disbandment of) the Membills cluh will hardly take place as Street Railway Mageate Smith bas agreed to guar- tinier the expense of the club for tbe next two serlea and the team has gone to Little Rock to play tbe games scheduled there Tots temporary adjustment is all that wu neees miry es a meeting of the leatrUe will be held one day tiiis week to take the necessary steps to gruaranum the eeitoon being played out Should the street railway people refuse to back the Memphis club the league is in a poaltion financially to arrange to carry it through As 'Anted In these militants several days since there was no chant for the Mem- phis Club to succeed so long as Levis bad control of it for be was not only Incapable but had in his leant several lusbers sad teterior Pall-players The riddance of Levis while It may cause some temporary 'Uneasthem la the best thing that could have happened tor the club and for the welfare of the league The Nuttiest men of the Bluff City elm inive always been hearty supporters of base bail could nut bit induced to take any interest finanelally or otherwitte in the club so king as be renutincd in charge Vow that be bas been deposed there 'should be lit tie difficulty In Interesting them la the club Always prone to lend their assistance to anything to advertiee their city and to give amusenient tu the inhabitants they will hardly allow it to be said that liberal and pmgressive Memphis allowed her club to fall by the tray Charley Frank the newly appointed manager is not only a good ball player but a gentienian with It and bh will sot belong in ridding the train ofthe few drunken loafers a tin have wen drawing salaries to put up a Very ihdifferent gameof ball 'Phi wee4 will tell the tale 'and the fate of Southern base halt will be known The prediction is here vouchsafed that the season will ot only be played through but that the teams will be stronger and better playing wile beetled The other )engues particularly theWestera are caner for a disruption cud are already lying many of the Mayers Some of them bad better kid shy for the National agreement I heavy penalty for such inter-lei mice It has been reported that Moetgomery has told Short Stop Peebles to Louioville but it is hurdle true There would be a heavy fine for the Sionigomery Club and they would hardly be abie to realize as much for so ordinary a player as would he held out of their guarantee money in the tresonry of the league Then too McClookey would almost certainly guarantee his threatened retirement as manager of the houlevillea were be to spend the doh's money lot a man hardly fut enough for minor league company Southern League Gismos At Atlanta: Atlanta 102000020-511 2 Chattanooga 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 1 4 Norton and Armstrong inc and Fisher A Montgomery: 1 tgomery 1 6-3 2 I'laoe of vatioa to ca I' II 7 IV AwNbTeuEDITY ou 1 styst traveling throughout Middle 'rainwear to solicit subtoriptious TOT the Semlti'eakir americaa Liberal comtniatioas allowed Call at of lb betuiWeekly Amencan American Buibliug at ORM tf I g7 fb SE ext)" Pullman lreatibulad Train Servioo with 314rwaat and Finest Day Coach Weapon and Dining Care THE SOUTH T0 Terre Haute Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul Caro 7UTH tnapolis )11 Pau- I cattaS0 I 00 14 180 00 02 126 00 00 14 L80 00 1 02 L26 00 Contested Mettles Osseo WASHINGTON June Kerr of the House of Representatives today opened the papers in the contested election cases of Kerby vs Abliott from the Sixth Texas District Rosenthal vs Crowley from the Tenth Texas District Thorpe vs McKinney from the FourthVirginia District and Boose vs Rusk from the Third District of Maryland The papers in each instance were opened in the presence either of the parties to the contestor their representatives and the ceremony consisted merely in a hurried inspection of the documents which had been previously received sealed by the clerk and had remained in that condition in his office up to this time After being opened the cases were sent to the public printer by whom they will be put into shape for the convenience of the committee on elections As there are twenty-six contests to be settled by the next House it is said the committee will find all the work it can take MALE HELP WANTED to learn barber trade: 11 two months' required CINCINNATI BARBER COLLEGE Itta Plum street Clods arid Cats locos mailed )e16 ersfita of Weer Ptely CI'dy CI'dy CI'dy CI'dy CI'dy Ptely Clear 00 Piely 00 Clear 00 CI'dy 00 Clear 01 Rata 00 CI'dy 10 Rain tel Rate 00 CI'dy 05 00' IPSely 00 Clear 00 Clear AND ALL POINTS IN THE NB Chattanooga 3016 Memphis 08 74 acksovilis 3010 71 Atlanta 8018 71 Vicksburg 3100 71 Montgomery 3012 71 New 3006! 71 Galveston 30021 82 Little Rock 30001 SO Louisville 10101 SO Cincinnati 10141 SO Cbicago 001 78 Pittsburg 130161 78 tit Paul r4g88 711 Cairo 1300S 76 St Louis 13006 66 130021 08 Mt Vincent 129831 Bismarck Denver 30161 eo 12994 76 Sic York 130281 64 Washington 13028 70 72 74 )03821 78 8100 301 73 72 6 8006! 30031 83 26001 so 10104 80 8014I 80 r1804871181 D77488 16008 76 13006 68 :1800 58 I29133I 60 12988' 30161 60 J2364 76 410281 64 13028I 70 EORTH AND NORTWESTo HWESTo IE Is IsE I IS HE BE NE SE SE SE SE SW SE SE lb SALESMEN WANTED IV A to NITD1110 1150 salary paid salesmen for cigars experience not neeMAITY: stint Inducements to customers losnop a kLINE it I Louts No kla Di HILL-MAU lArl FOR SALE VOR (rood work hornet and one mare and emit Apply to IL WOOD-WARD Mt Olivet Cemetery Je1 tuth St Commercial Agent Nashrille Tenn ROGERS Southern Passenger Ageni CHATTANOOGA TERM JEFFRIES Asst Gen Pass Agt Evaussillo a Terre Haute It EVANSVILLE IND Tulle Tenn A tent (iAi TZPIX tea Agt Haute It 111 ILLE IND TOR SA oottare Duncan street $taM: CO par month ARRINGTON FARRAR 46 North College at jaIS thsatu '1410R SALE-140 acres rich bottom weli im 12 proved 08000 Ulrich well Improved acres 10000 lid acres rich garden land inhoo All clot'4 in cheap Many others TERRrid FARM AGENCY SOI Cherry jell) it 1 4 I i 1 4 i 1 1 tq ti 1 usi I I me -LIOR hole tramit float at COGL1ER GROCERY CO eat and 403 Chureb stmt jet it TODAY' RACING CARDS Leslie- Sr Loris Janie es for Tuesday: First race 13-16 Liselg Min- gle Cee 104 lb Mrs Bradshaw 97 'owe 10 Crania 98 Unman 101 Tbe Kitten 102 Second race 9-16 Ali Richmond Belle Virgie Dixon Madeira Reveries 99 Black snot 102 Any 99 Canfield 99 Rumrill 102 Coranella 99 Carver 106 Home John 99 Falcon 102 Pearson 103 Etta Well Buoy McDonald 101 Wm Duke Jr 99 Third race 1 1-16 milwas--Buck Massie 99 I 114 Belle 86 Mittel 110 Theodore 108 Fourth race selling 1546 96 lbs First Chance 113 Our Maggie 107 Revenue 106 Hush 107 Semele Ica Fifth ratx 96 lbs Car rie 88i Charlie McDonald 101 Margie Gray 94 David 90 Dick Dentatb 98 Hillsbom 96 Linda ill Liezetta 96 Ruth 94 James Caner Tea Set 96 Schuylkill 98 George Bailey 103 Sixth race selling 1 101 Alex Labold 107 Aunt Susie 'Ob Boon 107 Garza 110 Princes Rose 103 Rouble 110 Skeepshead May Nsw YORK June for tomor row: First race: 1116 Wernberg 132 lbs The Butterflies 116 Factotum Jack of spades III Ridicule Rey Del Caredes 106 C1otst0I1oL97 Second race Daisy Stakes -f4 Peter IL Train Diakkax Applegate Premier Brisk Ramiro 118 Floret Lorne Kip La Vienna 115 Tbird rare 1 1-16 mike-Sister Mary 115 Our Jack 113 Declare 112 hoantaka Redskin 110 Beldemere 103 Aurelian 100 Croup well 88 Fourth race Swift Stakes 122 lbs Applause 114 Belmar 112 Lisa 110 Kennet Hailstone Doggett 1070wlet 102 Fifth i llee Intermis- sion One I Love Heresy Argentina Perfidy Belie Arnie Jessie Ryan Dulce Larondie Anna Lyle and Muriel 110 Sixth race 1 mile on Adelbert 11S Sandowne lot Nanki Pooh 107 Capt Integrity 106 Arab 108 Paladin 102 Arapahoe 97 Hermanita 9 Corn Cob 90 Cockade 82 Lamina Ctscissisvi June for First race selling -1fri 86 lbs Crumbangb Glen Lily 92 Master Fred Early Rose 94 Bob Neely Elmer Lew- iston 99 Lint17Y1 WI Lorna Donne Preference tw Jos Salley 103 Buckedie Merrin 104 Second race 1 89 Pm Flash Greenwich Dominion 101 (Fraulein 103 The Queen The Sculptor 105 Third race- selling Julie Daisy Brown Countese Irma Min- tile Clyde Janie Russell Aimee 101 lbs Fred Barr 102 Willie Louise Bramble Leaf 103 Howard 106 Rondo 108 r' Fourth race handicap 114 Blue anti Grey 93 lbs Leaflet 97 Sclika 9S Voorbeis 100 Fifth race: 11-16 Reprieve Sir Vassar 105 lbs Ramiro Royal Choke Amanda 115 Moylan 118 Sixth race selling Goodwin $ti lbs Quetta 91 Minnie Baxter 92 Belfry 93 Goodwin Annie M6 9 Poco Tempo 97 Readin4 King Howard 99 Billy Bennett Stan IN Domingo Blackhawk 102 Parke Imperial Hodgson 104 Merry Monarch 109 Senator Vest 112 410It White Swan Baking 12 Powd Pr sod SW Church 'trout- A DEAD RAT RAT A 210001010-5 10 2 Nen Otienni1110000000-2 5 3 and Keine Ely and Gorrling At Little Rack! At Little Rock: L1OR SA voters and "atm st -12 COLLIER GROCE'RY CO nnStf In the walls is WOrfl41 than a dom' livo Bea Ids nit poison En it Mennen to your childrea's lives WOrfl41 than a Beside nit loam to Your in "10 4411:14 A FOR MANT WWI rooms with or without 302 Itigh street le15 "RAISALT" SACS SACS I (44 414 VIO1 desirable moms suitable for and sleeping apartments In yelp dome Building Apply NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT CO 611 Church street mha if not kill rats or mkt but being filled with an herb whose odor rats sad 111C0 can't bear win drive them out of the house Six Ion! "Rat gait" bags to each box titte per boll Mare them in your efosets and drawers and the rats lied mice wlI iook for new quarters Al all druggists By mail no All rights reserved ag tilled erlth ne cant bear ha little "Ride Plane them the flats itad Al all dru hosall Fro Silver Moot 4 TOPFKA KAR June 174-But few delegates have at yet arrived to attend the silver conference which begins here to-morrow and the prospect for a big gathering seems small A Shinn who is Vice President for Kansas of the American Bimetallic League called the convention says that It was only intended asa consultation of Vice Presidents Senator Stewart who was advertised to be present will not be here Jos Sibley haa telegraphed that he will be here to make an address and Congressman Wm Bryan and Case Broderick and other friends of silver of more or leas note are expected Gentry tho Actor PHILADELPHIA June Gentry the actor who shot and killed Winnifred Drysdale known to the stage as Madge Yorke on Feb 17 last was brought into the Criminal Court for trial to-day- His counsel after a lengtkty consultation moved for a cons tinuance and the case was postponed until the third Monday in October nexi The Sports Win BROOKLYN June Gaynor has granted a mandamus to the Seaside Athletic Club to' compel Mayor Schieren to issue the license which they applied for last week Judge Gaynor holds that the Mayor has no power to refuse a license that power being vested In the Common Councils The Venezuelan government denies i that a revolution imminent in that country TIlE 0011110000 00 coal FOR EXCHANGE XC HA ful End tor ner lot 50x165 feet unencumbered in first class neighborhood and difference for a nice six or eightroorn residence in good neighbor hood West End preferred P1ise call at once JACKSON A CO No241 North Cherry street Telephone 923 NASH VILLE TEN jttll oo rr eiet tr Lis 91114t a Wta Mtn of Weill Lao ot lag adi FOUND -14101'NI)--White wahing for white people Mo 1: EWEN'S LAUS tt 148 Telephone 305 et 1TA rig011 viAt rr aTzorxr ft t9-1- geertes of every description at (JOLLIER GROCERY CO'S WI and t3A3 ehtireh street je27tf Little 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3-11 19 5 Ilemphia 4 01001 000-- 6 9 4 anti Nie Quigg and O'Meara National Leasing (sautes At 4 Cincinnati 2 and Grim Rhine and Merritt Umpire-Keete At Boston----Ittsrning game: Boston 9 Cleveland 10 Evening game: Boston 9 Cleveland 7 and Tenney Young and Zimmer At 2 Pittsburg 5 and Clements Hawley and Kinslow At VS itMli tigintl-Wagh 1 on 7 Chicago 10 liatteries--Stockilale Anderson Malarkey Boyd and McGuire Coogan Mahony Grifnth and Klitredge At 12 St Louis 5 Clarkson and Clarke Ebro and Peitz Umpire--Murray At New Yora-7Nor York 7 Louisville 6 -and Scririver Inks and Welsh and Zahner TRIPPED BY TIPPECANOE stable runtish a surprise to taIonia Bettor CINCINNATI June WAS an unfaultily large Monday attendance at Lat011ill to-day Six good races furnished spirtted fin iStipt The weather as dear and warm the track fairly fast but deep on the inside Ireland Bros lost the 3year-old filly Bertha Cohen to-day from lockjaw Sumniaries: Find race selling 1 104 lbs A Clayton) 23 to 1 won Alonzo second Melody third Time 1:44 Second race 107 lbs (Newenm) 11 to 5 won Joe Mack aecond Mary Keene third Time 1:1511 Third race Merchant Ill lbs (Perkins) 6 to 5 a on Maggie second i Ida third 1 Fourth race seiling I mile and 70 Orinda 19s lbs' tPerkinfo 4 to 5 won: All Over secOhd: Queen lid third Time I 4734 Fifth race seiiing Dlike' 106 (Chorn) 2 to 1 won Halite Gay second Loki third Time Sixth rave wUiC I Princess 102 lbs (Perkins) to 5 woo St liario second Peabody third i 41-- si TO LOAN 110 at 8 prr cent on real ea- let Dal I tate HAGAN CO 413 111110111 Street VITALIS 10th Da7464 A ir lot Day i VITALIS loth River Bet tette-4one 17 Ht Cie HL Cge Pittsburg 59 Oh Bt Louis 00 Cincinnati- 57 00 Cairo 128 00 Augusta 77 00 Memphis- 52 -04 Louisville 87 -01 Helena Ark 88 00 Nashville 83 -01 Ft Smith 71' f20 Chattanooga 88 '104 Little Rock 44 00 StPaul 46 00 Vicksburg 71 -13 Davenport33 00 Shreveport 42 00 Omaha105 00 New Orleans 89 00 Kansas City144 00 Burnside 18 00 Carthage 18 CO Local Mese The river was falling al dark last night the gauge showing 3 2-10 feet No arrivals or departures The) White will be due in the morning from Gaineshoro The Phillips will take out a picnic party to-daY The Harwell came down yesterday from Rome after a barge of coal She returned last eight Tbe Weitzell towed' barge of coal up to the locks yesterday RIVER 1118PATCEINL CINCINNATI June 17--River 56 feet falling Clear u3ercury 84 PITTSBURG June 17-River S9 feet and failing Weather clear and pleasant Werefxsu June 17-River 53 feet and stationary Weather clear and warm New OnutaNS June 17-Weather bard rain this afternoon Departed-City of Monroe St Louis gz June 17-Up-H 3L1Hoxie and tow and St Joseph Down-Natchez Weather clear and pleasant CAIRO June 17-Departed-City of New Orleans New Orleans 1:43 Congo Memphis 12:80 tn River 128 fret rising Cloudy and cool Loulseuxe June 17-River falling 3 feet 7 Inches in the canal: 1 foot 5 inches on the falls and 54 feet below the locks Weather clear and warm 0 Memeols June 17-River 52 feet rise of 8-10 feet in twenty-four hours Weather fair and pleasant light showers Departed-Fen! Herold to ISL Louis 5 in local packets out at 5 tn Jouesommtn June 17- Special-River 8 feet 6 Riches on the gauge and falling Weather partly cloudy and warm No steam-boas to-day The Nisbet up is due Wednesday ngbt ST Louis June 17--The gauge reads 122 feet a rise of 06 foot sincelesterday A heavy shoAver fell this afternoon Business on the leTee dull A rri ved -CI ty of Sheffield Tennessee St Paul and regular packets Departed-Lily St Paul Bald Eagle Clarksville and regularpackete Panclean KY June 17---f Seecial1- Steamer Carrollton passed up the Ohio at 8 o'clock last night Congo passed down at 10 last night for Memphis Alex Perry from CemberianitRiver 'here at 3 City of Quincy left for Tennessee River at 10 Dick Fowler left at 8 a- for Cairo Joe Fowler for Evansviile at-10 a tn IVash Ron-shell passed down the Ohio with tow of stone at 2 tn Messrs Charles and Ed Beard pilots el the Nisbet arrived here via rail from Evansville to-day Business rood 'on the wharf Weather cloudy and warm Indies- tions are that rain will soon fill Mod from the east Gauge reads 10' and falling Parties desiring intormation as to Fishing and Hooting in Floridashould s-rite Wrenn Passenger Traffic Manager Plant Spoteca -1111011iTthUIL 's 1 BUSINESS CHANCES S1 ek MADE every day by new plan of systei kl walla grain speculation Send for free booklet showing bow to make money even on wrong side of market Past workings of plan and highest references furnished VALENTINE ek ea 94 Traders' Building (hiestro )II fit A Traveler's qutfit shotild be compa but it should always include a supply of a suPPLY I THE GREAT sow Dar FRENCH REMEDY SOth Dam PRODUCES TEE ABOVE RESULTS It quiets ly and surely removes Meryougnem Impotency Wasting diseases Restorm loet Vitality Powee and railing Memory Wards off Inanity and Consumption insist On having VITALIS no other Can be carried in vest pocket By mad SLOS per peekege or if tor 11600 with a roar ante to CURE OR REFURD THE MONK Circular tree dddreee CALUMET MEDICINE 00 Chimer Ek For sale in Nashville by PAGE SIMS Drugs gibts corner College and Union streets pZ5 thakts SOtla Day rm it quick 1Impotowol taiity POW Inonnity and riTA LIS no tot Si Inad with I rut I MONK Wars SINS Drug- thakts THE WHEEL 'do-potpoi 4 ti 00tt I 4 4 i PERSONAL and atter ibis date I will not I be responsible for say debts contracted by Mrs My Andergont my wife CLAY ANDERSON June 151895 Allcock's Porotts Plaster 30N A 1--To imrotiure my wines Cognac brstilies English ale porter etc have put the prices for them very low I cati afford it beause thought direct from the most responsible houses by car-load lots for cash Give me a esli or address to Ca Union' street Telephoto 984 A MCKIM jold What Nerve Berries have done for others they will do for "'on Berries or others will do for on Eling et Cre aserrie hove done for others ibex will do e4c tor 000 I MISCELLANEOUS rtIENTs for lisle and rent SANDERS4IET-11- tM 11 I DUCK At REIMER co 541 Church street Ns Aherne T4n W1 if sr LOUIS RACE seven Thousand Peoplo omit the Races at Waltham WALTHAM Mass June crowd of 7000 bicycling enthusiasts witnessed to-day's great meet at the Press Cycling Club While Lim track WA f3At only one record was broken that of half a intib riding backwards by Lee Richardson in I 52 25 previous record 2:11 by the same rider at Ctinion Tne one mile tantletil was won by Thilcher and Callahan in 4-5 Jbbu Johnson rode against quad out mile in 1:55 341 line mile clites 'Et by Buffalo in 2:16 1-5 Catharine second Sanger third mile open clasi bY A Brown' of Clevelsocl in :43 time iimit being' :45 Cabanne second Tyler third One mile handicap elass by Johnson AW Porter second Cabana third Time 2:25 2-5 2:40 elites won by Butler Cambridgeport: IL snow Dorchester fecond: Arthur Hyde Park third Time 2:16 1-5 One-third mile openelam by Reynolds Hyde Park: Snow Boston setiond Time :45 44 Sprinting at wastaa 'June 17-tThe Boston- Athletic Clubs games were held on the Irving Law I games were Dela on we Irving- the best remedy known for sprains strains lame back congestion arising from cold any one of the innui merable pains and aches Zia- ble to come at any time A veld I malitadolla clamed ta ba Just as teed aa Auxack's" Get the iliac Alleocies Corn Shields Alicocies Bunion Shields Have me Neel as a irlief mud cum fat erns 1 and humans IIICYCLIC riders can MAKI money by taking ubacriptiono in the country for "the Semi- Weekly American Vor terms apply to THE SENflAVEEK LA A MKRUAN TohN tf LSP y'11 Li tit) llk i 1 4 i 1 II I 1 I 1 1 i 1 1 I I I A -r A AvvissAlAr A Swindlor bkipe I ViNt I 1ST DAY VIGOR OF fkofit DAY 9 Easily Quickly and Permanently Restored ROTH DAY A poet time rum for ill Wook Norvollion" DPW 1 i Ote the revolt of avorwarketek sees worry tote Dovelope end given Smite end atroargth to the somas organs- Maas am palatal looses or seigintly easteettano en tined montarsoll errors Or excesetve no of tobaop opines end Ifqr which teed to eats ammatiout mod ineataity 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Ill plain rcruppor Pam ph lot free ILIIEHIPEAN BIENICAL to ENtelstwett4116 or mate In Nesbettle 'Penn by 0 r4 Drndd 11I iellt 1010 Cotes Owen awl 0 uhlle Ilettere habits stuate 1 1 Thai Will He Continued Calll'the Public Grown Weary -v ST Louts June rain reduced the attendance at the Fair Association Park to-day The talent were unfortunate picking only to-day outof six favorites The officials of the Fair Association have concluded to continue the race meeting untWdriil week and then the racing would begin again and continue on indefinitely The track was fast and betting good blummaries: First race Knight 97 tbs tiklatklini to 1 woo l'qw Wow stcond Lhiois third Time race eV lbs l'econa race it '610 vu iou CHAMLZ8TON June swindler representing himself as Gerard General Passenger Agent of the Ocean Steamship Company skipped the city this morning after passing a number of forged checks on harleston merchants for merchandise The bogus checks were drown on the Southern Bank of Charlestom coutacra CPL Uaarlegteimo Brandreth's Pills relieve tteadacite torpid liver and diseases caused by impure blood 1 1 1 I.

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